The Snowe-Jeffords amendment does not, then, imply any disagreement with the FEC, the Ninth Circuit or any of the rest of us who believe that the magic words test is not enough to stop candidate attack ads masquerading as issue ads, and that such a narrow test is not constitutionally required.
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